Automotive Service Technician Apprenticeship

3 men collaborating around a computer in an auto repair shop surrounded by tools and and a lifted vehicle

School of Skilled Trades

Tinker with Tools & Vehicles

Automotive Service Technicians adjust, test and repair engines, steering systems, braking systems, drive trains, vehicle suspensions, electrical systems and air-conditioning systems, and do wheel alignments. In large shops, they often specialize in repairing, rebuilding, and servicing specific parts, including transmissions, engines, electrical components, and more. In smaller shops, automotive service technicians may work in a broader variety of repair jobs.

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Before you apply to be an apprentice or register for classroom instruction, you must meet Apprenticeship and Industry Training eligibility and the following minimum education entrance requirements:

English 20-2
Math 20-3
Science 10

A pass mark in all five Canadian General Educational Development (GED) or Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC) tests

Alberta Apprenticeship and Industry Training entrance exam

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